Judge Norrell Pushes County Action To Grow Crops Contests
Judge Norrell of Rankin county urges supervisors to fund crop growing contests by small prizes, arguing cooperative farming is feasible while cooperative buying risks trouble. He cites savings from the Farmers' Union and calls for conservative action to keep Mississippi youth home and develop resources. The measure faces mixed legislative support but could boost corn yields and state prosperity.
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Tennessee
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Farmers’ Union
Laurel Chronicle
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Boards of Supervisors
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Mississippi
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Court of Appeals bill eyed by judiciary panel in Mississippi
A House bill from Judge Norrell proposes creating an Inferior Court of Appeals with three judges and a clerk. It would hear criminal appeals from circuit courts and civil cases up to 2000 dollars, with terms mirroring the Supreme Court. Passage doubtful due to cost and already heavy Supreme Court workload.
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Court of Appeals of
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Inferior Court of Appeals
Committee On Judiciary
Rural carrier urges postal rules and box setup guidance
A rural carrier from Eclectic Alabama urges patrons to classify mail correctly and use money orders for valuables. He advises proper box height and position, rack use, exact change, and return addresses, plus keeping roads in good order to avoid service withdrawal. An Atlanta Constitution endorsement adds box orientation toward the road and carrier access, noting dismounts if boxes are poorly located.
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D. Department
Bruce A. Jackson
Eclectic
Ala
Atlanta Constitution
J. A. Bean
Grapeland
Texas
Growth of the Lumber Industry Leads in Pine Output
The United States produced a record 387,550,736,000 board feet of lumber last year with a mill value near 621 million dollars. Louisiana topped states in yellow pine production, followed by Texas Mississippi and Arkansas, while shingles and laths added about 15.7 billion feet and 11.5 billion feet respectively, pushing total mill value toward 700 million dollars as demand remains strong.
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Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
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Forest Service
Department the of Agriculture
United States
Railroads Press for 9-Hour Law Extension
Railroads urge the commerce commission to lengthen the limit amid widespread concern over frequent train accidents. Passengers insist safety is paramount and seek a safer, more reliable trip.
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